Live results: New Hampshire votes in key Senate race
Voters in New Hampshire are casting ballots Tuesday in party primaries that include a competitive contest for the U.S. Senate seat. Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and former Republican Sen. John Sununu are regarded as the favorites in their respective races, facing multiple challengers on each side.
Why It Matters
The primaries will determine each party's Senate nominee in New Hampshire, shaping the choices voters will see in the general election and the balance of competitive statewide races.
Key Facts
- race: U.S. Senate primary in New Hampshire
- when: Tuesday
- democratic front-runner: Rep. Chris Pappas
- number of democratic challengers: Pappas faces four other challengers
- notable democratic challenger: Karishma Manzur, medical scientist (running to Pappas's left)
Voters across New Hampshire are casting ballots Tuesday in party primaries that include a closely watched contest for the U.S. Senate. Two leading candidates have emerged as favorites heading into the vote: Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and former Republican Sen. John Sununu.
On the Democratic side, Pappas is the clear front-runner and is contending with four other challengers. Among them is Karishma Manzur, a medical scientist who is campaigning to the left of the House Democrat.
The Republican primary features Sununu at the head of a crowded field. The former senator is competing against seven other Republicans for his party’s nomination.
Results from the primaries will determine each party’s nominee for the Senate race in New Hampshire and set the stage for the fall campaign. Live returns are being tracked as precincts report their totals throughout the evening.
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Original source: The Hill